Lindsay Lohan has already grabbed herself another gig to follow-up the almost assuredly disappointing movie The Canyons. The actress will be reuniting with Scary Movie 5 cameo artist Charlie Sheen in the sitcom star’s FX comedy Anger Management. This role is said to be that of love interest following an initial stint as Charlie’s patient. So what do we think of LiLo the sitcom star? Well, it could not possibly be as bad as her dramatic vehicles so why not? Oh, and let’s not forget there’s a double end to all this. Anger Management has only had so-so ratings as of late which is what happens when you’re a multi-camera sitcom airs on a network known for its single-camera dramas. Repeats should loom large, but this might give the show just the type of boost it needs to keep rolling in originals.
Anger Management airs Thursday nights of FX.
There is a new R-rated trailer out for a movie that we never actually heard of before, but it is happening so we feel the need to address it. Director Vince Offer (the ShamWow! guy) has put together a film that casts Rob Schneider and Adrien Brody with Michelle Rodriguez and Lindsay Lohan in a bit of a random, slapstick comedy along the lines of what else we have seen for the front half of the year. Called InAPPropriate Comedy, the pic aims to compete with A Haunted House, Scary Movie 5 and Movie 43 which all pretty much reside within the same niche. Of the four, Scary Movie 5 is the lone PG-13 offering which means it should win, but who knows? Maybe this is Hollywood’s next goldmine which would explain the sudden saturation. 
It looks like audiences will have their pick of two Paranormal Activity parody movies next year as the first trailer for Scary Movie 5 reveals that the found-footage property plays big to the film’s central plot. While the fifth installment of this slapstick comedy series also pokes fun at a handful of other big screen offerings, the lack of the R-rating might make this a second tier offering to Marlon Wayans’ A Haunted House which 
Jimmy Fallon had a recent run-in with Lindsay Lohan during Hurricane Sandy, and the result was a little cameo from the actress on yesterday’s show. Promoting her Lifetime movie Liz & Dick, she took part in one of the late night program’s weirder bits called Let Us Play With Your Look. It is best to just have a you take a look at what transpired than to try to explain it.
At long last, the air date has been set for the upcoming Lifetime movie Liz & Dick about Elizabeth Taylor’s relationship with Richard Burton. Prospective audiences of the Lindsay Lohan, Grant Bowler-starrer will be able to tune in on November 25 and the presumption will be that viewership will be relatively high. This film has gotten way more press than any other movie the cable network ever aired thanks in part to its tabloid queen leading actress which undoubtedly created a wave of awareness that would otherwise be vacant. 
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Lindsay Lohan’s job of hosting Saturday Night Live may not have satisfied critics, but it definitely was enough to get America tuning into the sketch comedy series. Last night’s edition of the show was the second most-watched of the season with 5.5 rating overall, but more importantly a 3.3 in the 18-49 demo. That is actually a whole lot better than the bulk of NBC’s primetime programming. Does it mean the comeback is well underway for the actress? We shall see; however, this likely will not be the last time the actress will be hosting SNL as good ratings generally mean a return at the helm in later seasons.
Here is one of the biggest pop culture jabs from last night’s Lindsay Lohan-hosted Saturday Night Live: Real Housewives of Disney. The bit cast Abby Elliott as Belle, Vanessa Bayer as Snow White, Nasim Pedrad as Jasmine, Kristen Wiig as Cinderella, and Lindsay Lohan as Rapunzel. Taran Killam played was the only male cast member in this one as he played Cinderella’s “gay prince.”
Here is the pre-taped Lindsay Lohan interview that aired on Today on Wednesday morning. During the appearance, Matt Lauer asked the actress about her career, changes in her life, and a possible comeback starting with Saturday Night Live this weekend.